R100K reward for stolen trucks’ recovery and arrest of Zim suspects

A logistics firm in eMalahleni (Witbank) lately introduced a R100,000 reward for any data resulting in the restoration of two stolen facet tipper vans and the arrest of the 2 Zimbabwean suspects concerned.

The corporate urges the general public to help in finding the lacking autos and bringing the perpetrators to justice.

Two Vans stolen in eMalahleni

The theft occurred early on Saturday morning, when two truck drivers, Tendai Luke Tarwirei Nemukuyu, 22, and Collen Mudhala, 41, allegedly drove off with the autos. Each suspects, Zimbabwean nationals employed by the corporate, have been anticipated to depart the vans parked within the yard from Friday till Monday. Nevertheless, they reportedly drove away at roughly 01:00, after which they deactivated the monitoring methods.

Final Recognized Areas of The Stolen Vans

Based on monitoring data, the vans have been final detected on the firm’s premises in eMalahleni earlier than the indicators have been disrupted. The stolen autos embody: A 2022 Scania G460, white in color, with a gray Trailmax trailer and a second truck with blue Trailmax trailers.

Authorities and Firm Attraction for Help

The corporate emphasises that the R100,000 reward displays their dedication to recovering their property. They encourage anybody with related data to return ahead.

Based on Information Panther, a spokesperson for the corporate has known as on anybody with details about the theft to return ahead. She urged the general public to assist find the stolen vans. She additionally offered a contact quantity for suggestions: +27 75 198 8674.

South African police are actively investigating the case. They’ve warned that anybody discovered aiding the suspects could face authorized penalties. The authorities stay hopeful that the general public’s cooperation and the substantial reward will expedite the restoration course of.

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